Having a pressing saving goal can make you work harder. True or False?

[Min George]

When you have a saving goal that puts you under pressure to meet up, you might be able to work harder to meet up. Having to save $20 everyday would motivate you to work very hard to meet up. Do you think pressing saving goals make us to work more to earn?

 

[Springtime]

I save according to my financial ability. I do not want to push too hard and set a goal. I am a freelancer. My income fluctuates every month. I just save a percentage of my monthly income.

 

[Kross]

I don't like pressure. That's why I don't go for excessively big saving goals that is beyond my basic capacity.

 

[eLdavis]

I like having goals, as this often helps me put in my best majority of the times, but at the same time, i try avoiding falling into pressure.

 

[Suba]

That's true. Although I personally don't apply pressing savings goals, in general, it's justified because you already have a definite and clear financial goal, such as saving for a wedding, which motivates you to work harder and manage your finances well.

 

[King Belieal]

I don't really like pressure. That's why I always don't like those pressing saving goals. I prefer to do it at the pace that is comfortable for me when it comes to savings.

 

[Augusta]

True. Having a pressing saving goal can significantly increase motivation and effort, leading individuals to work harder to achieve that goal.